My daughter is a D1 player and was delighted to be fitted into the G425LST. Although she played well on the TM SIM Max using the Venus Velocore shaft, her shots were often off to the left. With the Ping fitted, her spin was between 2500-2600. Her average speed of 5-6 MPH. The TM is much more difficult than the TM. It’s easier to square up your face. Rear weight port placed on the heel and increased from 17g to 14g. We then placed the Fuji shaft in the Pinghead and built her a new driver. The results on the course were outstanding. Well-hit shots averaged about 10-15 yards higher than the TM. Although her misses are more on the heels, those shots still traveled on the fairway, which is why they were playable. It spun too much for us. Also tried the Calloway LS Max but her numbers were best with the Ping and she loved the feel of the ball off the face. The TM was more responsive than the Ping. Cheers.

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This product is highly recommended by me.

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The driver of the PINGG425 LST delivers its named feature. The G425 LST driver and G425 Max had a decrease of 200 RPM. Remember that your mileage can vary. Get fit before you purchase.

I find PING’s LST drivers to be very stable and forgiving despite their lower spin rate. The G425 LST requires a small amount of forgiveness. However, you do not need to have a handicap. Even though I was hitting shots from the heel, my distance was quite respectable and it didn’t hit the ground. It has the same forgiveness as its predecessor and a stunning looks ratio.

G425 LST has the same considerable adjustability that the G425 max. Loft can be adjusted up or down as much as 1.5 degrees. You should not forget the Flat position – this is an invaluable tool for golfers who want to pull and hook their tee shots. There is also a weight in the back with three positions – Fade, Neutral, or Draw. While the LST is less than the Max (17 gram vs. 26, grams), the impact was still quite significant.

Also like the G425 Max, PING offers a great array of stock shafts in the G425 LST driver. You can choose from three exclusive models: the ALTA CB55Slate, PING Tour or Alta Distanza. PING provides hot aftermarket shafts for the driver of players, including the Aldila Rogue White130 MSI [reviewHERE] and Mitsubishi TenSEI-AV Orange (55 and 65 gram).

Ping let me go in October so I could get fitted for the right shaft length. The G425 was closed to me at that time, but I did test the G410 heads. It was my preference to have the LST 9-degree shaft with the Ping Tour 65 shaft. Therefore, the G425 Driver was an LST model. With the identical shaft it gave me the club most suited to my needs so I could truly evaluate.

I compared the driver with the G410 LST inside LSH Auto, Mercedes Benz Stockport, using Trackman 4 as well as Titleist ProV1x golf balls. Reddish Vale Golf Club invited me to give it a try during several rounds.

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Many of these models’ adjustability has already been covered in the previous section. However, I wanted to refer to the hosel adjustability Ping called “Trajectory Tuning2.0”.

Like most major brands, you can change the head loft simply by removing your head and placing it on a different hosel setting. You can adjust the head loft with ping.

Of special note though and almost unique to Ping (I’ll discuss “almost” in a moment) is the ability to select a flatter lie angle with either neutral, +1 or -1 loft. This can be beneficial to short golfers such as me. It also helps those wanting to lower their angle of attack in order to optimise spin loft and launch conditions.

It’s almost, because of the Sure. Titleist provides fit hosel adjustability. It also offers upright and flat settings. Selecting these will also change the loft as well as adjust your face angle.

Review of the Ping G425 drivers by Golf Insider. I could go on and on about the great new Ping G425 drivers. In reality, though the verdict can be quite simplistic. It is the perfect driver for any golfer, and it comes at a very affordable price.

Ping G425 Max is a great driver that offers exceptional distance and forgiveness. SFT drivers will be a great help for golfers struggling with the slice.

Ping G425 drivers should be considered next time you upgrade.

As far as we know, fast swingers will do best when they hit the ball with slow spin drivers.

But, you should remember that positive angle golfers naturally have higher spin rates. A professional club fitting is required to determine whether you will need a low spin head. To make an informed decision on whether or not the Ping G425LST driver is right for you, it’s important to know your launch angles and spin rates.

Did that make sense? It’s my intention to repeat it.

If you’re not sure if you are hitting too many spin drives, you won’t be able to tell if you require a low-spin driver such as the Ping G425LST. To do that, I recommend you find a local club fitter that has great reviews among golfers in your area.

We are now ready to take on the Ping G425LST driver Overall performance & appearance Ping’s drivers excel. G400 and G410 have proven to be outstanding as all-around drivers. And the G425 is no exception. While they all look the same, you can still save money by opting for the older model.

Ping G425 LeST Driver looks almost identical to the rest, although it is slightly smaller. LST drivers have 445cc heads, while SFT or MAX head are 460cc. Low-spin head designs are more compact than some others.

It still features their famous dragonfly design on its all-black crown. This makes it look larger to me. This is great to feel extra forgiveness while you’re standing above the ball at the tee.

Gear WITB Drivers Fairways Hybrids Irons Wedges Putters Balls Apparel Shoes Carts Bags Gloves Grips Shafts DMDs Training Aids New Releases Reviews Videos REVIEW – “PING G425 drivers take forgiveness to new extremes” Ping PING G425 PING G425 drivers PING G425 MAX PING G425 LST PING G425 SFT Drivers Review The new G425 driver line-up from can be summed up in just three words: dependable but brilliant.

But what exactly does that mean?

PING doesn’t release new drivers every week, so it is safe to assume you won’t experience a bunch of major changes.

PING is in the business of producing some of the best drivers in the business and it isn’t about to attempt to reinvent the wheel.

* PING drivers G425 – First look!

G425 is the latest addition to the G425 family. The brand will continue to stick with its proven engineering principles by effectively building on the same innovative designs and technologies that won it such widespread acclaim for its G400, G410 and G410 lines.

The CG shifter is the standout tech piece this year. The massive, mobile tungsten weight is placed to the rear end of the club’s sole. This results in an identical low-and-back CG (centre gravity).

Brandon It could be argued that Ping doesn’t do really do ‘new’… But what they do offer is consistency both in their philosophy and their club’s performance. Ping isn’t about breaking something that works or reinventing the wheel. They prefer to build on existing technologies slowly and steadily, rather than reinvent the wheel.

G425 LST/SFT drivers. This combination of existing technology and some subtle tweaks will make it unique. Do you think it works? Yes! You can find our complete Ping G425 driver review here.

The Ping G425 drivers are the latest iteration of Ping’s immensely popular G-series. In 2016, the Ping G driver started it all. Ping G’s driver in 2016 was the beginning of it all. Each year since then Ping has improved, tuned and tweaked their clubs while maintaining a fundamental premise. It offers power, distance, but also a lot of forgiveness.

On a long par 5, with the “big stick” in our hands, we all require forgiveness. This is a known fact.

This year’s drivers will have a few things that are a bit different. Note I said a little different. Ping has demonstrated a fair degree of restraint against the tendency for the golf world to add buzzwords and gimmicks.

Imagine that you’ve played with Ping driver at least once in the last five years. In that case, you’ll find a few familiar things, alongside a few small improvements that promise to make this a really firm favorite in the golf season to come.

The Ping G425MAX is the first driver I will be focusing on. It promises to be a great all-rounder. From there, we’ll go to the slightly more specific LST and SFT drivers, discuss the differences and who each club would be best suited to.

Let’s get to it… G425 max driver review The Ping G425 basic version of this trio-driver system is called the ‘vanilla” version.

It’s not true. This club isn’t represented by ‘Vanilla. There are many features in this club that make it a fantastic whole.